I have a email address (abc@X-XXXX.de) added to the footer (!) of my word file, the email address contains a '-' (minus) and if I copy&paste it to the mail program, I have no issue.

If I convert it to a PDF, copy&paste the address to a email, I get an DNS error after sending. The error message complain about a not allowed sign (U+2010, DNS domain xn--XXXXX-bg0c.de does not exist). BTW, the mail address is automatically recognized as email (mailto:) by the PDF (-> clickable).

If I place the same email address to the normal text area (not the footer), I have no issue...
If I use the O365 build in 'Adobe PDF maker', I have no issue too...

The issue is not limited to the mail program as this happens at different ones and at different PCs.

I'm using Win10/O356 and Adobe Acrobat Pro DC 2020.012.20048 and newer. Happens with PDF compatibility to 1.6 and PDF A/1b:2005 (hadn't tried others...).

The page operations in general have been a mess for years. Why create a special tool to 'organize pages' when the functions could easily be added to the left page thumbnail views in a more intuitive way.

I have seen over two dozen people try to modify pages unsuccessfully the exact same ways using the page thumbnails section. This means there are at least a few and likely more intuitive designs that can be implemented. A bit of user research can help improve the UI dramatically. Apparently, little to none was done.

Establishing editing functions around standard UI interactions and existing layout can be achieved without having to transition to a completely different view. Please, hire some trained UX designers (not graphic designers, or programmers). I beg you.

With setting the view of PDF file as fit to window, any 2 consecutive pages are displayed at consuming around 50% of the screen. whenever we user create any bookmark at the lower part of the first of these 2 consecutive pages. For example, p.100 and p.101 are showing simultaneously, i.e. bottom part of p.100 is showing at the top 50% of the computer screen. However, the page no, showing in the menu bar had became p.101, i.e. any bookmarks to be set at this bottom part of p.100 do not connected correctly. Please refer to the attached video for details.

Dear Adobe:

Please redesign the icon graphic for the "insert page" button in Acrobat. Right now, the icon looks too similar to the "extract page" icon, and does not seem to match the action that it causes. This is confusing and makes the software less intuitive.

The "insert page" icon shows an arrow that originates in the center of a single page and points outside of that page. This suggests that something is being taken OUT of the page/document, when in fact the "insert" action is exactly the opposite. In other words, the arrow should originate from outside of the document and point into the center of it, to show that a thing is being inserted. In particular, the "insert page" icon looks substantially the same as the "extract page" icon, which itself shows an arrow originating inside the page and pointing outwards. Given that the two functions are essentially opposites, they should show opposite things.

I am a new user to Acrobat DC Pro, however, I find that Acrobat recently has been very unpredictable in a way that it corrupts multiple pdf files. It will all work fine at first when I first open those pdfs and after a few days, when I try to open those files, either part of the pages becomes blank or half of a page becomes black in the background and contains green words.

I have check my accessibility setting in preference and I have the color changing setting off.... I wonder why this continues to happen, and it is very frustrating when confidential documents becomes corrupted like this!!!

Hi,
I often use the same presets to crop pages in Adobe (same area to crop) in multiple documents. While I can apply my cropping dimensions to an entire range of pages (all pages, even and odd, odd only, even only, selected page only), I have to repeat the same operation for all the documents I need to crop. It would be extremely convenient if we could add a function to name, save and load cropping profiles exactly like we are able to create printing profiles (in my case, I am using maybe 10 times a day 3 cropping configurations).
Thanks

My new HP laptop doesn't display PDFs correctly using Adobe Acrobat Reader DC 2020.006.20042. It's got Windows 10 installed, which is up-to-date, and I've followed the advice on the forums - changed some settings, uninstalled & reinstalled the software, and HP have checked & reinstalled the video drivers, but still documents do not display correctly. HP won't help, as they say it's software related. The same documents display fine on my old laptop, and within a browser, so there is no issue with the documents. As a customer, the journey is not great that a brand new laptop can't even display a PDF correctly, and trying to get support from Adobe is ridiculously complicated... I've attached some files showing the display... the screen goes black, and the text turns into coloured dots... it's been reported many times before, but none of the fixes are working for me, so I can only assume this is a fault with the latest version?

When one want to move/copy object(s) by (ctrl+)dragging, if those objects are small individually (in my case checkboxes in Prepare Form), I am forced to zoom in a lot first or no place of my mouse cursor would let me move the object(s). The whole inside region is quartered by resizing use to 4 corners.

Similarly, when an object is thin / short, the short edge is un-draggable to do a single direction resize since it is always dominated by the corners.

I understand giving a active draggable region wider than the visual border width helps when one can't mouse precisely for example in a touch-screen-only use case. But since I don't think most people will do professional editing in touch screen, could the edge width not be SO BIG? (I am running Windows in 100%dpi here, in case this affect the issue.)

Version: DC 2020.009.20074